**
Reporter: IT'S A MYSTERY.
WHERE'S 2-YEAR-OLD CAYLEE ANTHONY?
Narrator: IT'S ONE OF THE MOST SHOCKING TALES
IN RECENT HISTORY.
Velez-Mitchell: THIS WHOLE CASE IS A SHAKESPEAREAN TRAGEDY
ON SO MANY LEVELS.
Narrator: 2-YEAR-OLD CAYLEE ANTHONY IS
NOWHERE TO BE FOUND.
Dimond: THIS CHILD HAS BEEN MISSING FOR 31 DAYS
AND THE PARENT HAS NOT CALLED THE POLICE FOR HELP?
Narrator: IN THIS THREE-PART SPECIAL,
WE'LL TAKE YOU DEEP INSIDE THE INVESTIGATION...
Ashton: ALL THE EVIDENCE WE HAD
POINTED TO THE FACT THAT CASEY ANTHONY
HAD KILLED CAYLEE.
Narrator: ...PEEL BACK LAYERS OF DEEP FAMILY DYSFUNCTION...
...REVEAL THE EXPLOSIVE DETAILS...
[ INDISTINCT SHOUTING ]
...THAT ROCKED THIS TRIAL FOR THE AGES.
GEORGE BEGAN TO YELL AT HER, "LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE!
YOUR MOTHER WILL NEVER FORGIVE YOU!"
Narrator: ...AND SPEAK EXCLUSIVELY
WITH THE CENTRAL FIGURES OF THIS TRAGIC TALE.
[ Sobbing ] AND MY HEART WAS JUST BEING RIPPED APART.
THEY GOT THIS WRONG.
THEY GOT THIS TOTALLY WRONG.
**
Dimond: WHO COULD TAKE A LITTLE TINY CHILD
AND THROW THEM IN THE WOODS?
WHAT KIND OF MONSTER DOES THAT TAKE?
Velez-Mitchell: CASEY ANTHONY BECAME THE MOST HATED WOMAN IN AMERICA.
Dimond: ONE LIE BEGETS ANOTHER LIE BEGETS A BIGGER LIE.
Cindy: WE FOUND MY DAUGHTER'S CAR TODAY.
AND IT SMELLS LIKE THERE'S BEEN A DEAD BODY IN THE DAMN CAR.
Man: WE DIDN'T KNOW HOW THAT YOUNG LADY DIED.
Woman: IT GAVE THE DEFENSE A LOT TO WORK WITH.
THIS IS NOT GOOD STUFF.
[ Voice breaking ] I'M NOT IN CONTROL OVER ANY OF THIS.
YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND!
COME ON!
Cindy: ALL OF OUR HOPES WERE GONE.
I JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND IT.
[ Voice breaking ] THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG.
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Dimond: JULY 15, 2008 --
THE ORLANDO POLICE GET A 911 CALL FROM A WOMAN.
SHE GIVES HER NAME AS CINDY ANTHONY.
IT'S AN UNUSUAL CALL BECAUSE
SHE WANTS HER OWN 22-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER ARRESTED.
MY NAME IS JOHN ALLEN.
I WAS THE DETECTIVE SERGEANT IN CHARGE.
OUR PATROL DEPUTIES RESPONDED TO THE ANTHONY RESIDENCE
TO MEET WITH THE FAMILY ABOUT THE STOLEN CAR.
Narrator: POLICE DISCOVER THAT GEORGE AND CINDY ANTHONY
LIVE AT THE HOME
ALONG WITH THEIR DAUGHTER, CASEY,
AND HER 2-YEAR-OLD, CAYLEE.
BUT THIS IS THE FIRST TIME CINDY
HAS SEEN CASEY IN WEEKS.
Dimond: THERE IS COMPLETE CHAOS IN THE HOUSE.
THE MOTHER IS SCREAMING AT THE DAUGHTER.
THE DAUGHTER IS SCREAMING BACK.
AND THEN, THEY GET AN ENORMOUS SHOCK.
Allen: WELL, CINDY TOLD THE POLICE
THAT NOT ONLY HAS THE CAR BEEN STOLEN,
BUT HER GRANDDAUGHTER WAS ALSO MISSING.
IT WAS PRETTY CLEAR THAT CINDY WAS ESSENTIALLY
RUNNING THE SHOW AT THE HOUSE.
SHE'S SOMEWHAT FRANTIC,
AND SHE'S ANGRY WITH HER DAUGHTER
BECAUSE SHE WAS JUST NOW BEING MADE AWARE OF IT.
I'M GEORGE ANTHONY.
I'M CAYLEE ANTHONY'S GRANDFATHER.
I'M TRYING TO CONSOLE CINDY. CINDY'S FALLING INTO MY ARMS.
I MEAN, SHE'S...
SHE'S VERY WEAK.
AND I'M THINKING, "WHAT THE HECK'S GOING ON?"
Narrator: IT QUICKLY BECOMES CLEAR
THERE IS SOMETHING FAR MORE SERIOUS
GOING ON IN THE ANTHONY HOME.
IT'S NOT ABOUT A STOLEN AUTOMOBILE ANYMORE.
IT'S ABOUT A MISSING 2.5-YEAR-OLD CHILD
Allen: THE GRANDMOTHER REPORTED THAT IT HAD BEEN A MONTH
SINCE CASEY OR ANYBODY HAD SEEN CAYLEE.
**
IT WAS SOMEWHAT CONFUSING.
BUT THE DEPUTIES SEPARATED EVERYBODY
AND BEGAN TALKING TO PEOPLE, TRYING TO GET THE DETAILS,
YOU KNOW, TRYING TO PUT THINGS TOGETHER.
THE ANTHONY FAMILY WAS AS NORMAL AS NORMAL COULD BE.
GEORGE WAS A FORMER COP.
CINDY WAS A REGISTERED NURSE.
THEY'RE RAISING THEIR DAUGHTER AND THEIR GRANDDAUGHTER.
THEY ARE THE ALL-AMERICAN FAMILY.
I'M CINDY ANTHONY,
AND I AM CAYLEE MARIE ANTHONY'S GRANDMOTHER.
CASEY WAS JUST A VERY SPIRITED CHILD.
SHE HAD A LOT OF ENERGY.
SHE WAS JUST THE LIGHT OF OUR LIVES.
I MEAN, SHE MADE PEOPLE SMILE.
CASEY WAS VERY POPULAR.
SHE HAD TONS OF FRIENDS AND LOTS OF LITTLE BOYFRIENDS.
CASEY AND I WERE INSEPARABLE.
I MEAN, WE SHOPPED TOGETHER. WE DID CRAFTS TOGETHER.
WE WENT ON WALKS.
WE WERE VERY CLOSE.
Narrator: AT THE AGE OF 19,
CASEY'S LIFE TOOK A DRAMATIC TURN.
Cindy: I REMEMBER ONE DAY, SHE CAME UP TO MY OFFICE,
AND SHE HAD JUST GONE TO THE DOCTOR'S,
AND SHE TOLD ME THAT SHE WAS PREGNANT.
AND SHE WAS WORRIED THAT,
YOU KNOW, I WOULD BE UPSET WITH HER.
AND I JUST HUGGED HER AND I TOLD HER, YOU KNOW,
"I'M GOING TO BE A GRANDMA." I SAID, "THAT'S AWESOME."
I SAID, "YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE A WONDERFUL MOM."
Dimond: AND WHILE CASEY WOULD NOT GIVE THE NAME OF THE FATHER,
IT DIDN'T SEEM TO MATTER TO THE ANTHONYS.
THEY WERE ABOUT TO BE GRANDPARENTS.
ON AUGUST 9, 2005,
CASEY GIVES BIRTH TO CAYLEE MARIE ANTHONY.
Cindy: I WAS THE FIRST ONE TO HOLD HER,
AND I FELT KIND OF GUILTY DOING THAT.
BUT OH, MY GOSH, I JUST MELTED WHEN SHE HANDED ME CAYLEE.
CAYLEE REMINDED ME A LOT OF CASEY.
AND I THINK THAT'S WHERE MY ATTACHMENT TO HER WAS,
WAS JUST IT WAS REMINDING ME OF --
YOU KNOW, IT'S JUST LIKE RELIVING,
YOU KNOW, HAVING CASEY AGAIN.
Narrator: WITH A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE FAMILY DYNAMIC,
INVESTIGATORS FOCUS IN ON THE MISSING CHILD.
AT THAT POINT, THEY NOTIFIED THE ON-CALL
MISSING PERSON'S DETECTIVE, CORPORAL YURI MELICH.
SO CORPORAL MELICH RESPONDS TO THE SCENE.
THAT'S WHERE HE PICKS UP THE INVESTIGATION.
Allen: CASEY TELLS DETECTIVE MELICH
THAT SHE DROPPED HER DAUGHTER OFF
AT THE BABYSITTER'S A MONTH AGO
AND THAT THE BABYSITTER REFUSED TO RETURN HER DAUGHTER.
THE POLICE ARE ABSOLUTELY SHOCKED.
Allen: OBVIOUSLY, THIS IS A BIZARRE STORY.
THIS IS NOT A STORY THAT YOU HEAR EVERY DAY.
TYPICALLY, WHEN A CHILD GOES MISSING,
PARENTS REPORT RIGHT AWAY.
WE'RE NOW BEHIND THE CURVE.
WE HAVE TO TRY TO PIECE TOGETHER
WHAT'S HAPPENED OVER THIS 30-DAY PERIOD.
Narrator: MELICH QUESTIONS CASEY ABOUT THE EVENTS OF JUNE 16th,
THE DAY CAYLEE WENT MISSING.
Allen: CASEY HAD TOLD DETECTIVE MELICH
THAT SHE WAS AN EVENT PLANNER AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS.
CASEY TOLD HIM THAT SHE DROPPED CAYLEE OFF WITH A NANNY
BEFORE SHE WENT TO WORK THAT MORNING
AND THEN RETURNED LATER THAT SAME DAY
TO PICK HER DAUGHTER UP.
BUT THERE WAS NOBODY AT THE APARTMENT.
THE NANNY HAS DISAPPEARED WITH HER DAUGHTER.
Dimond: CASEY TOLD POLICE SHE KEPT TRYING
TO CALL THE NANNY'S PHONE.
BUT, ODDLY, THE NUMBER WAS OUT OF SERVICE.
CASEY SAYS SHE HUNG AROUND THERE FOR A WHILE
THINKING THAT THEY WOULD COME BACK ANY MOMENT.
AND THEN SHE SAID SHE WENT TO FAMILIAR PLACES
THAT SHE KNEW THE NANNY TOOK CAYLEE --
THE PARK,
A LOCAL SHOPPING MALL, ET CETERA,
AND COULDN'T FIND THEM.
Allen: SHE REALLY DIDN'T WANT TO GO HOME AT THIS POINT
BECAUSE SHE WAS EMBARRASSED.
SHE KNEW THAT HER PARENTS WOULD QUESTION HER
ABOUT WHERE CAYLEE WAS.
SO SHE WENT TO HER BOYFRIEND'S HOUSE.
Cindy: THOSE 30 DAYS THAT SHE WAS NOT HERE,
SHE WAS STAYING WITH HER BOYFRIEND AT THAT TIME.
AND I HAD NEVER MET HIM.
Allen: CASEY TELLS DETECTIVE MELICH
THAT SHE DIDN'T CALL THE POLICE
BECAUSE SHE WAS AFRAID THAT THE NANNY WOULD
HARM CAYLEE IN SOME WAY.
Narrator: CASEY SAYS THE BABYSITTER'S NAME IS
ZENAIDA GONZALEZ
AND THAT SHE GOES BY THE NICKNAME
"ZANNY THE NANNY."
Allen: CASEY GIVES A PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION.
SHE'S A WOMAN WHO'S HALF BLACK, HALF PUERTO RICAN.
SHE'S ABOUT 25 YEARS OLD.
SHE TELLS DETECTIVE MELICH THAT ZANNY THE NANNY
IS HER REGULAR BABYSITTER
AND HAS WATCHED HER DAUGHTER, CAYLEE,
ON A REGULAR BASIS FOR A PERIOD OF A COUPLE OF YEARS.
Dimond: DETECTIVE MELICH SAYS TO CASEY,
"TAKE US TO THE NANNY'S APARTMENT."
FINDING ZENAIDA EQUATES TO FINDING CAYLEE.
Allen: WHEN THEY ARRIVE,
CASEY POINTS TO A PARTICULAR APARTMENT
AND SAYS "ZENAIDA GONZALEZ LIVES IN THAT APARTMENT."
AND DETECTIVE MELICH GOES UP. HE KNOCKS ON THE DOOR.
BUT NOBODY COMES TO THE DOOR.
Narrator: WHEN MELICH PEERS INSIDE,
HE NOTICES SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
THERE'S NO FURNITURE.
Allen: THE APARTMENT APPEARS TO BE VACANT.
WE NOW HAVE REALLY NOTHING
TO CONNECT US TO ZENAIDA GONZALEZ.
Narrator: DETECTIVES SEARCH THROUGH THE NIGHT.
AT DAYBREAK, THEY DROP CASEY OFF AT HOME.
MY NAME IS ERIC EDWARDS.
AT THE TIME OF THE INVESTIGATION,
I WAS A CORPORAL IN THE HOMICIDE SQUAD
AT THE ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
MOST MISSING CHILDREN CASES,
THEY DON'T END WELL AFTER CERTAIN PERIODS OF TIME.
AND TIME'S TICKING.
THEY TRIED TO GENERATE MORE LEADS OR TIPS.
THE POLICE DECIDED TO USE THE MEDIA
TO TRY TO GET THE EVENT OUT.
2-YEAR-OLD CAYLEE ANTHONY
HAS BEEN MISSING FOR MORE THAN A MONTH
AND POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR THE GIRL AND FOR ANSWERS.
IT'S A MYSTERY.
WHERE'S 2-YEAR-OLD CAYLEE ANTHONY?
INVESTIGATORS ARE PERPLEXED.
Reporter: THEY HAVE NO IDEA WHAT HAPPENED
TO THE LITTLE GIRL.
I'M JANE VELEZ-MITCHELL.
I'M A CRIME REPORTER AND AN AUTHOR.
THIS CASE BECAME A NATIONAL STORY
ALMOST IMMEDIATELY.
THERE'S A MISSING CHILD,
DISAPPEARED FROM ORLANDO, FLORIDA,
THE MECCA FOR CHILDREN.
YOU'VE GOT A VERY GORGEOUS YOUNG MOM.
YOU'VE GOT AN ALL-AMERICAN FAMILY.
THE IDEA THAT YOU LEAVE YOUR CHILD
WITH SOMEONE YOU TRUST
AND THEN THE CHILD VANISHES AND IS KIDNAPPED --
IT'S A NIGHTMARE.
Narrator: AS POLICE WAIT FOR TIPS TO ROLL IN,
THE LEAD INVESTIGATOR CONTINUES HIS SEARCH FOR THE NANNY.
Allen: DETECTIVE MELICH RETURNS TO SAWGRASS APARTMENTS,
WHERE ZENAIDA GONZALEZ LIVED,
TO GET AS MUCH INFORMATION ABOUT HER AS HE CAN.
HE TALKS WITH THE APARTMENT COMPLEX MANAGER
AND LEARNS THAT THAT PARTICULAR APARTMENT'S
BEEN VACANT FOR MONTHS.
Edwards: AND ALSO, THE MANAGER DETERMINED
THAT THERE WAS
NO ZENAIDA GONZALEZ RENTING THERE --
THERE HAD NEVER BEEN.
ANOTHER RED FLAG.
WHAT DO WE HAVE HERE?
Allen: AT THIS POINT, WE'RE SOMEWHAT PERPLEXED
BECAUSE IT'S PRETTY CLEAR THAT THE INFORMATION
WE'RE BEING GIVEN IS JUST NOT ACCURATE.
Edwards: CASEY TOLD CORPORAL MELICH
THAT SHE WAS A EVENT PLANNER
AND WORKED AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS
AND THAT SHE HAD CONFIDED WITH TWO CO-WORKERS AT UNIVERSAL
THAT ZANNY HAD TAKEN THE CHILD.
Narrator: TO TRACK DOWN THE CO-WORKERS
AND ESTABLISH A TIME LINE FOR THE ABDUCTION,
MELICH HEADS TO UNIVERSAL AND MEETS WITH THE SUPERVISOR.
Dimond: AND THAT'S WHEN THE DETECTIVE GETS A HUGE SHOCK.
HE DISCOVERS THAT CASEY ANTHONY
HASN'T WORKED AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS
FOR MORE THAN TWO YEARS.
WHAT'S UP?
CASEY DOESN'T WORK THERE
AND NEITHER DO THESE OTHER TWO PEOPLE.
NONE OF THEM WORK AT UNIVERSAL.
SO NONE OF THIS IS REALLY MAKING SENSE.
AT THAT TIME, MELICH IS THINKING,
"SOMETHING'S GOING ON HERE. THERE'S SOME DECEPTION."
THE BIG QUESTION, OF COURSE, AT THIS POINT IS, "WHY?"
WHY WOULD SHE NOT TELL US THE TRUTH?
WHAT'S TAKEN PLACE HERE? WHERE IS THE CHILD?
Narrator: JULY 2008,
ORLANDO, FLORIDA.
DETECTIVE YURI MELICH IS INVESTIGATING THE ABDUCTION
OF 2-YEAR-OLD CAYLEE ANTHONY.
THE MOTHER, CASEY, TOLD DETECTIVE MELICH
THAT SHE WAS AN EVENT PLANNER AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS
AND THAT SHE HAD CONFIDED
IN A COUPLE OF COWORKERS ABOUT CAYLEE.
Dimond: BUT HE GETS A HUGE SHOCK.
CASEY DOESN'T WORK THERE
AND NEITHER DO THESE OTHER PEOPLE.
IT WAS CERTAINLY CONFUSING.
I MEAN, WE HAVE A CHILD WHO'S BEEN MISSING FOR A MONTH.
BUT THEN WE HAVE A MOTHER
THAT, ESSENTIALLY, EVERYTHING SHE'S TOLD US
AT THIS POINT HAS BEEN A LIE.
WHY WILL SHE NOT TELL US THE TRUTH?
WHAT'S TAKEN PLACE HERE? WHERE IS THE CHILD?
Howard: TO SEPARATE FACT FROM FICTION,
DETECTIVE MELICH AND SERGEANT ALLEN
DECIDE TO SET A TRAP.
Allen: SO WE PICKED HER UP AND TOOK HER TO UNIVERSAL,
ESSENTIALLY TO SEE
WHAT HER REACTION WOULD BE WHEN WE GOT THERE.
WE WERE MET AT THE EMPLOYEE ENTRANCE
BY DETECTIVE MELICH
AND THE UNIVERSAL SECURITY DIRECTOR.
WE ALL WATCHED CASEY INTERACT WITH THE GUARD.
AND THE GUARD LOOKS AT HER WITH THIS VERY PERPLEXED LOOK
AND SAYS, "I'M SORRY, MA'AM.
WE DON'T HAVE AN EMPLOYEE NAMED CASEY ANTHONY."
CASEY THEN LOOKS BACK AND SAYS, "OH, NO, NO, NO.
I WORK HERE. CHECK AGAIN."
Dimond: SHE GIVES THE NAME OF HER SUPERVISOR,
HIS EXTENSION.
AND SHE'S TOLD THAT THOSE NAMES ARE NOT
IN THE EMPLOYMENT SYSTEM.
IN THE MEANTIME,
THE OFFICERS ARE WATCHING HER DEMEANOR.
ONE LIE BEGETS ANOTHER LIE BEGETS A BIGGER LIE --
THE AUDACITY.
Narrator: THEN, THE SUPERVISOR INTERVENES
AND LETS CASEY ENTER THE BUILDING.
Allen: WE'RE WALKING THROUGH THE BUILDING,
AND CASEY'S WAVING AT PEOPLE.
PEOPLE WERE KIND OF LOOKING AT US
LIKE, "WHO'S THAT?"
AND THEN EVENTUALLY, WE TURN DOWN A DEAD END HALL.
AND THERE'S REALLY NO PLACE TO GO.
SHE TURNS AROUND, AND SHE LOOKS AT DETECTIVE MELICH AND I,
AND SHE SAYS, "I DON'T REALLY WORK HERE."
WE LOOK AT CASEY,
AND WE TELL HER, "WE KNOW YOU DON'T WORK HERE."
AND IT'S REALLY TIME FOR US TO HAVE ANOTHER CONVERSATION.
WE WERE HOPING AT THIS POINT
THAT SHE WOULD TELL US THE TRUTH,
THAT SHE WOULD TELL US WHERE THE CHILD WAS.
[ CLICK ]
DETECTIVE MELICH TAKES THE LEAD.
AT THIS POINT, HE'S MORE CONFRONTATIONAL WITH HER.
COPS SAID, "IF YOU TELL US MORE, WE CAN FIND YOUR CHILD,
BUT IF WE'RE RUNNING DOWN THESE CRAZY TIPS,
WE'RE NEVER GOING TO FIND HER."
Narrator: IN ADDITION TO THE INCONSISTENCIES,
SOMETHING ELSE STRIKES THE DETECTIVES AS UNUSUAL.
Edwards: THERE WAS NO SENSE OF URGENCY OR CONCERN.
IT WAS JUST...
IT WAS ODD.
Allen: SHE REALLY SEEMS KIND OF ALOOF TO THE ENTIRE THING.
IT'S BEEN MY EXPERIENCE THAT MOST OF THE TIME
WHEN A CHILD IS MISSING, THE PARENTS ARE FRANTIC.
BASED ON HER BEHAVIOR, WE THOUGHT,
"WELL, YOU KNOW, SHE'S REALLY UNCONCERNED.
THE CHILD MUST BE SAFE SOMEWHERE."
Dimond: THE POLICE KNOW THE RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN CINDY ANTHONY AND HER DAUGHTER, CASEY,
IS VOLATILE, TO SAY THE LEAST.
ONE OF THE OFFICERS SAYS, "HEY, JUST TELL ME.
IS THIS MAYBE A CASE OF YOU
NOT WANTING YOUR CHILD AROUND YOUR MOTHER?
MAYBE IS THE CHILD SOMEWHERE YOU'RE NOT TELLING US?"
BUT CASEY IS RESOLUTE.
SHE SAYS, "ABSOLUTELY NOT.
I LEFT THE CHILD WITH THE NANNY!"
Allen: THERE CAME A POINT IN TIME WHERE WE KNEW WE WERE
GOING TO COVER THE SAME GROUND OVER AND OVER AGAIN --
ZENAIDA GONZALEZ, ZENAIDA GONZALEZ.
SO EVENTUALLY, WE ENDED THE INTERVIEW.
Narrator: TO SHIFT THE DYNAMIC,
THE DETECTIVES DECIDE TO RAISE THE STAKES.
Allen: AT THIS POINT, WE ARREST HER
WE CHARGE HER WITH CHILD NEGLECT,
BELIEVING AT THAT POINT, SHE MIGHT TELL US THE TRUTH.
Cindy: WHEN THEY TOOK HER,
I WAS HEARTBROKEN AND SCARED TO DEATH.
BUT YOU THINK YOU CAN GET MORE ANSWERS OUT OF HER THERE,
THEN DO IT.
Allen: OUR HOPE WAS, WAS THAT IT WOULD START
TO SINK IN THAT THIS WAS REALLY SERIOUS
AND THAT SHE WOULD JUST TELL US,
"OKAY, I'LL TELL YOU. I'LL TAKE YOU WHERE SHE IS.
I'LL TELL YOU WHO HAS HER."
BUT THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN.
Narrator: SO WHEN CASEY IS OFFERED A PHONE CALL,
POLICE MONITOR EVERY WORD.
**
WHEN I TALKED TO HER FOR THE FIRST TIME
AFTER SHE WAS ARRESTED,
I DIDN'T HAVE THE ENERGY TO BE UPSET WITH HER.
AND I'M THINKING, "IF YOU'RE NOT TELLING THEM
EVERYTHING TO HELP THEM,
I CAN'T UNDERSTAND."
MY PRIORITY WAS CAYLEE.
BUT ALL SHE WANTED TO DO WAS
GET HER BOYFRIEND, TONY'S, PHONE NUMBER.
Narrator: CINDY THEN PASSES THE PHONE TO A FAMILY FRIEND.
Edwards: WHEN I LISTENED TO THAT FIRST JAIL CALL,
THERE'S SOME BIG RED FLAGS THAT JUMP OUT AT YOU.
THIS GIRL JUST DOESN'T SEEM TO BE GENUINELY INTERESTED
IN THE FACT THAT HER DAUGHTER IS MISSING.
SHE WAS FEVERISHLY TRYING
TO GET THE PHONE NUMBER FOR TONY LAZZARO.
THAT'S WHERE WE KIND OF SAID, "HOLD ON.
SOMEONE NEEDS TO GO GET WITH TONY LAZZARO."
WHO'S THIS GUY?
Narrator: DETECTIVES MOBILIZE
AND QUICKLY DESCEND ON THE BOYFRIEND'S APARTMENT.
MY NAME IS CLINT HOUSE.
AND I AM A FORMER FRIEND OF CASEY ANTHONY'S.
I LIVED WITH TONY LAZZARO.
WE ALL SHARED AN APARTMENT IN ORLANDO.
IT WAS VERY NERVE-WRACKING TO HAVE, YOU KNOW,
20 ORLANDO P.D. INSIDE OF YOUR HOME,
ASKING YOU ABOUT THE DISAPPEARANCE
OF A MISSING CHILD.
TONY WAS JUST ABSOLUTELY SURPRISED.
HE HAD NO IDEA WHERE CAYLEE WAS.
HE WAS JUST AS SHOCKED AS THE REST OF US.
HOW COULD A CHILD BE MISSING FOR 31 DAYS
AND THIS IS JUST THE FIRST THAT WE'RE HEARING OF IT?
WE STARTED TALKING TO POLICE
AND JUST KIND OF GIVING THEM WHAT WE KNEW.
CASEY AND TONY STARTED DATING AT THE END OF APRIL OF 2008.
THAT WAS THE FIRST TIME THAT CASEY CAME OVER
TO THE APARTMENT.
I WOULD DESCRIBE CASEY AS A FUN, BUBBLY PERSON.
SHE HAD A GREAT PERSONALITY.
SHE, YOU KNOW, WAS FUN TO BE AROUND.
I WOULD SAY THREE WEEKS AFTER THEY STARTED DATING,
SHE BROUGHT CAYLEE OVER FOR THE FIRST TIME.
**
CAYLEE WAS JUST THE CUTEST 2-YEAR-OLD LITTLE GIRL
THAT YOU COULD POSSIBLY IMAGINE.
THE FIRST TIME SHE CAME IN,
SHE CAME WALKING THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR
WEARING SOME BIG SUNGLASSES, AND SHE JUST LOOKED UP AT US
AND SHE WAS LIKE, "WHAT'S UP, DUDES?"
I GOT TO SPEND A LOT OF TIME WITH CAYLEE.
**
CAYLEE WAS EXTREMELY INTELLIGENT FOR A 2-YEAR-OLD.
SHE KNEW HOW TO COUNT UP TO 10 IN ENGLISH AND IN SPANISH.
SHE KNEW HER COLORS.
SHE KNEW HER SHAPES.
FROM WHAT I SAW, I WOULD DESCRIBE CASEY
AS A LOVING, ATTENTIVE MOTHER.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THOSE TWO SEEMED PRETTY STRONG.
IN THE FIRST COUPLE OF MONTHS,
IT WENT FROM CASEY BRINGING CAYLEE OVER
AT LEAST THREE TIMES A WEEK.
AND THEN, WE BEGAN TO NOTICE THAT CAYLEE
WASN'T COMING OVER ANYMORE.
TOWARDS THE MIDDLE OF JUNE, IT JUST CAME CASEY COMING OVER.
Narrator: BUT DURING ALL THIS TIME,
CASEY NEVER MENTIONED THAT HER DAUGHTER WAS MISSING.
WHENEVER WE ASKED CASEY WHERE CAYLEE WAS,
SHE EITHER SAID SHE WAS WITH THE NANNY
OR WITH HER PARENTS.
BUT THERE WAS NOTHING THAT STOOD OUT
THAT MADE ME THINK THAT SOMETHING
MAY HAVE HAPPENED TO CAYLEE.
Narrator: IT'S BEEN WEEKS SINCE CAYLEE WAS LAST SEEN.
AND POLICE ARE DESPERATE FOR CLUES.
WHILE SCOURING CASE FILES,
SOMETHING CATCHES JOHN ALLEN'S EYE.
THERE WASN'T JUST ONE 911 CALL FROM CINDY ANTHONY.
THERE WERE THREE.
Narrator: WHEN REVIEWING MISSING
2-YEAR-OLD CAYLEE ANTHONY'S CASE FILE,
DETECTIVES MAKE AN ALARMING DISCOVERY.
WHAT INVESTIGATORS DIDN'T REALIZE
IS THAT JUST MOMENTS BEFORE THEY ARRIVED
AT THE ANTHONY HOME ON JULY 15th,
CINDY HAD MADE ANOTHER CALL TO 911.
Allen: IT WAS A SURPRISE.
THAT'S NOT THE TYPE OF 911 CALL YOU HEAR EVERY DAY.
THE POLICE REALIZE, "WE HAVE TO CONFISCATE THAT CAR
RIGHT NOW."
Edwards: THE CAR WAS A 1998 PONTIAC SUNFIRE,
AND IT BELONGED TO THE ANTHONY FAMILY.
BUT CASEY USED IT.
IT WAS KIND OF A HAND-ME-DOWN CAR.
Allen: ONCE WE GET THE CAR INTO THE FORENSICS BAY,
DETECTIVE MELICH, DETECTIVE EDWARDS, AND I
GO DOWN THERE TO THE GARAGE.
Narrator: IMMEDIATELY,
THEY ENCOUNTER SOMETHING DISTURBING.
THE ENTIRE TWO-CAR BAY WAS JUST FILLED WITH THIS SMELL.
THE CAR SMELLED LIKE DECOMPOSITION.
IT WAS JUST THAT PUNGENT.
Allen: IT'S NOT A SMELL THAT YOU'LL FORGET.
IT'S A VERY UNIQUE SMELL.
THERE WAS NOT A QUESTION IN ANY OF OUR MINDS.
THERE HAD BEEN A DEAD BODY IN THE CAR.
Dimond: SO THEY CALL IN FOR A CADAVER DOG.
THE DOG CIRCLES THE CAR, SMELLING EVERYTHING,
AND THEN STOPS.
Edwards: THE DOG ALERTED
ON THE TRUNK AREA OF THE VEHICLE.
POSITIVE EVIDENCE OF DECOMPOSITION.
Narrator: FORENSIC EXPERTS OPEN THE TRUNK
TO INSPECT INSIDE.
Dimond: THE TRUNK APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN VACUUMED OUT.
SO THEY START TRYING TO GATHER WHAT EVIDENCE
THAT IS STILL THERE.
AND THEY MAKE MAJOR DISCOVERIES.
MY NAME IS JEFF ASHTON.
AND I WAS ONE OF THE PROSECUTORS ON THE CASEY ANTHONY CASE.
IN ADDITION TO THE SMELL, THEY COULD ALSO SEE
A SORT OF A STAINED AREA ON THE TRUNK LINER.
IT WAS THE SIZE THAT COULD HAVE BEEN A CHILD'S BODY.
**
IT WAS VERY SUSPICIOUS.
Dimond: THE TAKE A SNIPPET OF THE CARPET TO SEND OUT FOR TESTING.
AND THE FINAL PIECE OF CRUCIAL EVIDENCE
THAT THEY FIND INSIDE THE TRUNK
ARE SEVERAL HUMAN HAIRS.
THEY REALIZE THAT THIS MAY WELL BE CAYLEE'S HAIR.
SO THEY SEND IT OUT FOR FORENSIC TESTING.
AND I THOUGHT TO MYSELF,
"WE MAY NOT BE LOOKING FOR A MISSING CHILD.
THIS CHILD MAY BE GONE."
Narrator: THEN, POLICE CALL GEORGE AND CINDY
TO QUESTION THEM ABOUT THE CAR.
THE COUPLE EXPLAINS THAT THE REASON CINDY
FIRST CALLED 911 WAS BECAUSE CASEY HAD ABANDONED IT.
Allen: THE CAR HAD RUN OUT OF GAS
AT A CHECK CASHING PLACE HERE IN TOWN,
AND IT HAD BEEN TOWED.
THEY FOUND OUT WHEN THEY GOT THIS NOTICE IN THE MAIL.
THEY ACTUALLY WENT TO THE TOW YARD
AND RECOVERED THE CAR.
POLICE THEN PRESS CINDY ON THE DEAD-BODY SMELL
SHE REPORTED ON THE SECOND 911 CALL.
DETECTIVES LEARNED THAT WHEN THE CAR WAS PICKED UP
FROM THE IMPOUND LOT,
CINDY FOUND A BAG OF GARBAGE IN THE TRUNK.
MY NAME IS KEVIN BEARY,
AND I WAS THE SHERIFF OF ORANGE COUNTY DURING
THE CASEY ANTHONY INVESTIGATION.
THEY WERE TRYING TO GET THE REAL STORY FROM CINDY.
BUT HER STORY IS NOT JIVING
WITH WHAT SHE SAID ON THE 911 TAPE.
Howard: IF YOU REMEMBER THE 911 CALL,
CINDY ANTHONY HAD SAID,
"THE CAR SMELLED LIKE THERE WAS A DEAD BODY INSIDE IT."
BUT ALL OF A SUDDEN, SHE'S CHANGED HER TUNE.
SHE SEEMED TO BE SAYING THAT THAT HORRIBLE ODOR CAME
FROM OLD PIZZA IN A PIZZA BOX.
DURING MY 37 YEARS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT,
I'VE SMELLED ROTTING FOOD, ROTTING PIZZA.
AND I'VE SMELLED DEAD BODIES.
AND THEY DON'T SMELL THE SAME.
I THINK CINDY WAS HAVING TO DEAL
WITH THE REALITY IN HER OWN MIND.
SHE KNEW SOMETHING HORRIFIC HAD TO HAVE OCCURRED.
YOU HAVE A MOTHER TORN
BETWEEN FINDING HER GRANDDAUGHTER
AND PROTECTING HER DAUGHTER.
Edwards: AND ALSO, MAYBE CINDY WAS BEING HARD ON HERSELF.
SHE WAS THE, REALLY, THE MOTHER FIGURE OF THIS CHILD.
Narrator: LATER, GEORGE ASKS TO SPEAK TO DETECTIVES ALONE.
BEING A PRIOR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER,
I THINK GEORGE WAS MORE STRUGGLING
WITH THE REALITY THAT HIS GRANDDAUGHTER
MAYBE WASN'T ALIVE ANY LONGER.
**
Narrator: AFTER SPEAKING WITH POLICE,
CINDY AND GEORGE MAKE SEVERAL VISITS TO CASEY IN JAIL.
WHAT MOTHER SAYS, "SURPRISE, SURPRISE,"
ABOUT THE DISAPPEARANCE OF HER OWN DAUGHTER?
THE REACTION WAS SO INAPPROPRIATE
THAT IT JUST WAS CHILLING.
HER PARENTS ARE TIPTOEING
AROUND THIS EXPLOSIVE CHARACTER
CALLED CASEY ANTHONY.
SHE'S MOUNT VESUVIUS ABOUT TO ERUPT AT ANY MOMENT,
AND THEY'RE TRYING TO EXTRACT INFORMATION FROM HER
WITHOUT PROVOKING HER.
Howard: IT'S A VERY CRYPTIC EXCHANGE.
WHEN CASEY APPEARS TO BE WITHHOLDING SOMETHING,
IT'S ALMOST LIKE CINDY TAKES A CUE.
Narrator: WITH LITTLE ELSE TO GO ON,
POLICE CONTINUE TO HUNT FOR THE NANNY SHE INSISTS
KIDNAPPED HER DAUGHTER.
AND FINALLY, THEY IDENTIFY A PROMISING LEAD.
INVESTIGATORS TRACK DOWN A CRUCIAL WITNESS --
ZENAIDA GONZALEZ.
AND THEY HOLD HER IN FOR QUESTIONING.
THIS WAS A SIGNIFICANT BREAKTHROUGH
BECAUSE TO THIS POINT, THE INVESTIGATION HAD STALLED.
DOES ZENAIDA GONZALEZ KNOW WHERE CAYLEE IS?
OR WORSE STILL,
COULD SHE BE CAYLEE'S KILLER?
Narrator: WITH CASEY ANTHONY BEHIND BARS FOR CHILD NEGLECT,
DETECTIVES ARE ON THE HUNT
FOR THE WOMAN SHE SAYS ABDUCTED HER DAUGHTER.
CASEY TELLS TO THE POLICE THAT HER NANNY,
ZENAIDA FERNANDEZ-GONZALEZ,
KIDNAPPED HER BABY.
INVESTIGATORS TRACK DOWN A LADY BY THE NAME OF ZENAIDA GONZALEZ.
THEY SET AN INTERVIEW WITH ZENAIDA.
Ashton: SHE LIVED IN KISSIMMEE, WHICH IS ANOTHER CITY
ABOUT 20 MILES SOUTH OF ORLANDO.
BUT SHE WAS A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN,
NOT A YOUNG WOMAN LIKE CASEY SAID.
THEY ASKED THE TOUGH QUESTIONS.
ZENAIDA WAS ASKED, "DO YOU KNOW CASEY ANTHONY?"
"NO, I DO NOT."
"DO YOU KNOW CAYLEE ANTHONY?"
"NO, I DO NOT."
"DO YOU BABYSIT FOR THEM?"
"I DON'T BABYSIT FOR THEM."
Narrator: INVESTIGATORS VERIFY ZENAIDA'S STORY
AND DETERMINE SHE HAD NOTHING TO DO
WITH CAYLEE'S DISAPPEARANCE.
Howard: THE KIDNAPPING STORY THAT CASEY HAD TOLD POLICE
TURNS OUT TO BE A BIG, FAT LIE.
Ashton: AT THAT POINT, THEY TRULY BEGAN TO SUSPECT HER
OF SOMETHING MORE THAN JUST BEING A NEGLIGENT MOTHER.
THEY THINK CASEY ANTHONY KILLED HER DAUGHTER.
**
Narrator: HOWEVER, SINCE CASEY'S BEEN BEHIND BARS,
SHE'S KEPT INVESTIGATORS AT ARM'S LENGTH.
IT DAWNS ON CASEY, SHE NEEDS A GOOD LAWYER.
AND SHE GETS A NAME FROM A FELLOW INMATE AT THE JAIL.
HIS NAME WAS JOSE BAEZ.
HE WAS THE GUY YOU WANTED TO HIRE
IF YOU WERE IN BIG TROUBLE,
AND CASEY ANTHONY WAS IN BIG TROUBLE.
Edwards: ONCE HER DEFENSE LAWYER WAS INVOLVED IN THE CASE,
OUR ACCESS TO HER WAS SHUT DOWN IMMEDIATELY.
OUR CONTACT WASN'T ONE OF A COOPERATIVE NATURE.
MY GRANDMOTHER TAUGHT ME, "IF YOU DON'T HAVE
ANYTHING NICE TO SAY, SHUT YOUR MOUTH."
Narrator: STILL DESPERATE TO FIND CAYLEE,
GEORGE AND CINDY MOUNT A MASSIVE SEARCH CAMPAIGN.
Velez-Mitchell: THE GRANDPARENTS MADE T-SHIRTS,
ORGANIZED SEARCHES,
PUTTING UP "WANTED" POSTERS.
MY NAME IS TIM MILLER,
FOUNDER, DIRECTOR OF TEXAS EQUUSEARCH.
TEXAS EQUUSEARCH IS AN ORGANIZATION
THAT LOOKS FOR MISSING PEOPLE.
I REMEMBER A PHONE RINGING.
IT WAS CINDY ANTHONY.
AND SHE SAYS, "I WANT TO SEE IF YOU CAN COME
AND HELP SEARCH FOR MY GRANDDAUGHTER."
I ACTUALLY FLEW TO FLORIDA THE FOLLOWING DAY.
IT WAS UNBELIEVABLE HOW MANY PEOPLE
WERE SHOWING UP THAT WANTED TO VOLUNTEER.
OVER 4,200 PEOPLE SHOWED UP.
WE HAD GROUND SEARCHERS. WE HAD FOUR-WHEELERS.
WE BROUGHT IN DOGS, DIVERS.
THEY SEARCHED ALL THE SWAMP
AND WOODLANDS OUT BY THE AIRPORT.
IT WAS BIG.
Miller: WE SEARCHED ALMOST FOUR WEEKS.
BUT EVERY DAY WAS A DISAPPOINTING DAY.
I WAS LITERALLY AT THAT POINT OF THINKING,
"CAYLEE'S POSSIBLY GOING TO BE ONE OF THESE MISSING CHILDREN
THAT'S NEVER GOING TO BE FOUND."
AND ALARMING NEW DETAILS IN THE CASE
OF A MISSING 2-YEAR-OLD GIRL.
PROSECUTORS AND POLICE NOW FEAR THAT CAYLEE ANTHONY
MAY HAVE BEEN KILLED.
Narrator: WITH THE MISSING-PERSONS HUNT UNDERWAY,
THE STORY EXPLODES ON THE NIGHTLY NEWS.
FLORIDA HAS VERY STRONG PUBLIC RECORDS LAWS.
SO A LOT OF THE INFORMATION CAME OUT LICKETY-SPLIT.
THE VIDEO TAPE INTERVIEWS BETWEEN THE ANTHONY FAMILY
AND CASEY IN JAIL.
PEOPLE WERE AGHAST.
HER COLDNESS,
HER CALLOUSNESS OUTRAGED THE NATION.
THEN, THE HUGE BLOCKBUSTER BOMBSHELL --
THE 911 CALL.
AND OF COURSE, EVERYTHING CHANGED AFTER THAT.
CASEY ANTHONY BECAME THE MOST HATED WOMAN IN AMERICA.
Narrator: WHILE THE PUBLIC CLAMORS FOR JUSTICE,
CASEY MAKES BOND.
AND ON AUGUST 21st, SHE IS RELEASED
AND PLACED UNDER HOUSE ARREST.
Reporter: CASEY, WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT CAYLEE?
SUDDENLY, SHE'S SAUNTERING OUT OF JAIL.
AND THAT'S WHEN PEOPLE FLIP.
THEY'RE FURIOUS.
DID THEY JUST LET A KILLER WALK?
AND THAT'S WHEN ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE.
WHERE'S CAYLEE? AT LEAST, WHERE'S HER REMAINS?
YOU'RE ON MY PROPERTY.
WHERE IS THE CHILD?!
"YOU'RE HARBORING A BABY-KILLER.
WHY ARE YOU LETTING A BABY-KILLER
STAY IN YOUR HOUSE?"
THEY'RE PROTESTING ME AS BAD MOM
BY ALLOWING MY DAUGHTER TO COME HOME.
THEY WOULD YELL AWFUL THINGS.
GEORGE, YOU'RE A COWARD.
CASEY, YOU'RE A BABY-KILLER.
George: NEXT TIME I SEE YOU OR ANYONE ELSE ON MY PROPERTY,
I WILL FILE CHARGES ON YOU.
YOU THINK I'M KIDDING? I'M NOT.
ALL OF YOU LEECHES, ALL OF YOU PARASITES,
ALL OF YOU MAGGOTS OUT HERE...
IT WAS A WAR ZONE.
[ INDISTINCT SHOUTING ]
THEY'RE YELLING AND SCREAMING PROFANITIES.
TO ME, THEY WERE NO BETTER
THAN MY DAUGHTER LYING TO THE POLICE.
[ SHOUTING CONTINUES ]
IT MADE NO SENSE.
Narrator: AS THE PUBLIC SPECTACLE CHURNS,
POLICE ARE METHODICALLY TRYING TO BUILD A CASE FOR MURDER.
WELL, THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS TO HAVE SOLID EVIDENCE
INDICATING THAT SOMEBODY DIED.
IN OUR CASE, WE FELT THAT THAT SOLID EVIDENCE
WAS WHAT WAS IN THE TRUNK.
Howard: FINALLY, AFTER ANALYZING THE HAIR SAMPLES
AND RUG FROM INSIDE CASEY'S CAR,
THE RESULTS ARE IN.
POLICE BELIEVE THEY HAVE ENOUGH EVIDENCE
THAT SUGGESTS THERE WAS A DECOMPOSING BODY
INSIDE CASEY'S CAR.
Narrator: PROSECUTORS SPRING INTO ACTION.
THERE WAS SUFFICIENT PROBABLE CAUSE
TO CHARGE CASEY ANTHONY WITH THE MURDER OF HER CHILD.
CASEY WAS INDICTED IN OCTOBER OF THAT YEAR.
THAT BEING SAID, WHAT EXACTLY HAPPENED TO CAYLEE
REMAINS UNKNOWN.
Narrator: WHEN THE NEWS BREAKS,
JOSE BAEZ HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE.
I'VE SEEN PEOPLE FALSELY ACCUSED MANY TIMES -- MANY TIMES.
SO CHARGES MEAN NOTHING.
BUT IT'S GENERALLY INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT
TO PROVE A MURDER WITHOUT A BODY.
**
Dimond: THEN, A FEW MONTHS LATER,
A UTILITY WORKER CAME UPON A STARTLING DISCOVERY.
**
Dimond: ON THE MORNING OF DECEMBER 11, 2008,
A UTILITY WORKER NAMED ROY KRONK
MADE A STOP ALONG A WOODED AREA,
FRANKLY, TO RELIEVE HIMSELF.
AND HE CAME UPON A STARTLING DISCOVERY.
HE SAW SOMETHING ON THE GROUND THAT CAUGHT HIS EYE.
AND HE POKED AT IT.
AND THEN, HE BECAME FRIGHTENED,
AND HE RAN BACK TO HIS TRUCK.
AND HE CALLED HIS SUPERVISOR, WHO CALLED 911.
Narrator: POLICE QUICKLY RESPOND AND CORDON OFF THE SCENE.
FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGISTS ARE CALLED IN
TO COLLECT AND CATALOG THE REMAINS.
MY NAME IS DR. JAN GARAVAGLIA.
AND I WAS THE CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER
FOR ORANGE AND OSCEOLA COUNTIES.
IT'S PART OF MY JURISDICTION
TO IDENTIFY THE BODY
AND DETERMINE A CAUSE AND MANNER OF DEATH.
WHEN YOU INITIALLY SEE THE SCENE,
IT'S 20 FEET OFF THE ROAD
WITH A LOT OF GROUND VEGETATION.
THERE WERE TWO JUMBLED,
TORN-OPEN BLACK PLASTIC TRASH BAGS,
WHICH WERE KIND OF INTERMIXED
WITH THIS LARGE CANVAS BAG.
THERE WERE BONES IN THE BAG
AND BONES INTERMIXED WITH THIS VEGETATION.
AND THEN, JUST ADJACENT TO THAT, THERE WAS THIS SKULL.
AND IT WAS DETERMINED THAT IT LOOKED LIKE
WE HAD THE REMAINS OF A SMALL CHILD.
Narrator: NEXT TIME ON
"CASEY ANTHONY: AN AMERICAN MURDER MYSTERY"...
THIS CASE WAS SO CAPTIVATING BECAUSE ON THE SURFACE,
YOU HAVE AN ALL-AMERICAN FAMILY.
BUT SCRATCH THE SURFACE,
EXTREME DYSFUNCTION.
A UTILITY METER READER STUMBLED UPON THE REMAINS,
A SMALL CHILD'S BODY IN A PLASTIC BAG.
Narrator: THE MOST ANTICIPATED TRIAL IN AMERICA.
IT WAS THE TRIAL OF THE CENTURY.
IT WAS THE NEXT OJ.
YOU'RE NOT GETTING IN FRONT OF US.
Narrator: WITH ALL EYES ON THE DEFENSE...
Velez-Mitchell: JOSE BAEZ HAS TO DEFEND
THE MOST HATED WOMAN IN AMERICA.
Narrator: ...SHOCKING NEW ALLEGATIONS COME TO LIGHT.
AND IT ALL BEGAN WHEN CASEY WAS 8 YEARS OLD.
SHE COULD HAVE HER FATHER'S PENIS IN HER MOUTH
AND THEN GO TO SCHOOL AS IF NOTHING EVER HAPPENED.
BAEZ TURNED EVERYTHING WE THOUGHT WE KNEW
ABOUT THIS CASE ON ITS HEAD.
Ashton: YOU ATTEMPTED TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
YES, SIR. I DID.
Narrator: THE EXPLOSIVE VERDICT NO ONE SEES COMING.
Woman: AS TO THE CHARGE OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER,
WE, THE JURY, FIND THE DEFENDANT...
I REALLY, LIKE, LOST MY BREATH.
Narrator: WE EXPOSE NEW BEHIND-THE-SCENES REVELATIONS.
Dimond: HE ALLEGED IN COURT DOCUMENTS
THAT CASEY ANTHONY WAS PAYING HER LEGAL FEES TO JOSE BAEZ
THROUGH SEX.
Narrator: IN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS,
WE SPEAK TO THE ANTHONY FAMILY.
MY DAUGHTER COULD COME RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME RIGHT NOW,
SAY, "DAD, THIS IS WHAT REALLY HAPPENED."
I WOULDN'T BELIEVE HER.